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We sit and watch umbrellas fly |
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I'm trying to keep my newspaper dry |
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I hear myself say my boat's leaving now |
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So we shake hands and cry |
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Now I must wave goodbye |
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Wave goodbye, wave goodbye |
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Wave goodbye, wave goodbye |
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You know I don't want to cry again |
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I'll never see your face again |
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I don't want to cry again |
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We leave to their goodbyes 'cause |
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I've come to depend on the look in their eyes |
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My blood's sweet for pain |
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The wind and the rain brings back words of a song |
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And they sing wave goodbye |
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Wave goodbye, wave goodbye |
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Wave goodbye, wave goodbye |
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You know I don't want to cry again |
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I'll never see your face again |
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I don't want to cry again |
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So I read to myself a chance of a lifetime |
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To see new horizons on the front page |
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A black and white picture of Manhattan Skyline |
